Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 Announcement Likely Tomorrow

Written by Michael Larabel in Red Hat on 9 June 2014 at 06:12 PM EDT. 5 Comments
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Red Hat was just sending out press invites this afternoon for a virtual event tomorrow regarding "an exciting product" that will be announced.

Registration for the online event happening tomorrow (10 June) at 11AM EST can be found at RedHat.com. The site says it's about, "redefining the enterprise OS."

Most likely this press conference is about announcing (or the plans to) the release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7, which is looking fantastic and performing great. Its release candidate has been out since April and a public beta prior.

Making things interesting as well is that tomorrow kicks off the latest Ubuntu Developer (Online) Summit.

Stay tuned for details tomorrow...
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